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buying out my lease - refinancing my ride...
#31
Personally, I think the best deal is to buy a GOOD, used car with low miles.
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#32
Quote:Originally posted by MYLF
Personally, I think the best deal is to buy a GOOD, used car with low miles.

I did that and bought a Taurus, so the good part is questionable :lol:
Dammit, I knew I should have made that left turn at Albequerque
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#33
Quote:Personally, I think the best deal is to buy a GOOD, used car with low miles.

that won't allow me to get out of my lease 6 months early. (and save $2000+ in payments)

My only options - I can either lease another (which, I won't. I'm never leasing again...) or buy out my current car (which would have no warranty...that alone would cost me $2000 AND it would already have 40,000+ miles on it)...

Or just finance a new one.

Or...

I could continue leasing my car. wait until December and THEN start my search for a "good used car with low miles"

and finance THAT with a higher financing rates and have similar payments per month...




uhhhh...nope.
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#34
I didn't mean you should do that now. Just sharing my philosophy on car buying.
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#35
Quote:Originally posted by MYLF
I didn't mean you should do that now. Just sharing my philosophy on car buying.

Seems I've misunderstood you.

Overall - you're right. The best deal IS on a "good used car with low miles" (with a nice hefty down payment as well...financing used cars stink! Higher rates than with a new ride...) but that option isn't the best one for me at this time.

If I didn't have this lease, I'm sure I would have looked for that type of deal that you're talking about...for sure.
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